JohnDeere Surrenders But Most ‘Muricans remain Uninterested in WHERE Their Food Comes From!

Free Farm Friday 

Brian and Melissa from Wild Aster Farm

Brian K from Texas

BRIAN AND MELISSA – 

Wild and Free – New Segment on the Crusade Channel

1st Segment will be on Rose Hips – January/February and March one of the most available herbs during the dead of winter can still be found.

• You are both really great behind the microphone, I wouldn’t have guessed you have stage fright. 
• Wild and Free Herb Report!
• Heavily regulated FDA area in North Carolina – you can do them but if they find out they will heavily come after you.
• You can’t say a certain plant lowers your blood pressure.
• You can say it but they will come after you.
• There are instances that they will come after you and take your farm.
• People who sell herbs or supplements the FDA will come after you and they will leave you absolutely nothing.
• Dr. Mercola and FDA warning letters – 
• You can’t link CLAIM to COMMERCE. 
• They assume you are making a claim about your product so you can’t even link the two on your website.

BRIAN K –

• I haven’t had anything like that happen to me personally but I don’t technically sell my produce. 
• I barter w/ the neighbors etc and we don’t like the FDA and those alphabet groups.

BRIAN AND MELISSA – 

• You can’t say Eczema or COVID, vaccine or the flu or they will automatically come after you.
• They create the problem and then create the medication that they prescribe to you for your problem.

BRIAN K – 

• The price of eggs – some is inflation but there was a high demand too.
• 4-5% increase for inflation and demand.
• In a chicken cycle they slow down in production due to the winter.
• Then you had the Avian flu where they culled 44 million birds.
• There is a combination of inflation etc so it isn’t JUST inflation with egg prices.

HEADLINE: John Deere gives U.S. farmers right to repair equipment by Darryl Coote

• U.S. manufacturer John Deere has agreed to allow American farmers the right to repair their own equipment, according to a U.S. agriculture industry lobby group.
• The AFBF (American Farm Bureau Federation) usually sides w/ the big company but this time they sided w/ the farmers.
• When you get that big it tends to create other problems.
• When you get too big and out of scale you have to buy more equipment from the big companies to help harvest and you are then officially out of scale.
• Farmer Brown should give up on the idea of selling your produce out of state.

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